jorge de la cruz: canisters I
<p>these hand-made wooden containers are manufactured to express its story of materiality and finishing.</p>
‘canisters I’ by jorge de la cruz all images are courtesy of jorge de la cruz wooden canisters with archetypal shapes
spanish designer jorge de la cruz has developed a series of wooden containers based on an archetypal shape where the leading protagonist is its brushed finished material. entitled ‘canisters I’, the pieces are constructed from swedish pine and are hand-finished with a meta wire comb. a matte lacquer is applied to protect the surface giving it a smooth final surface, accentuating the grain. the project stems from ‘a wooden stool’ which also maximizes the expression of the element to tell the history of its fabrication. see designboom’s original article of ‘a wooden stool’ here.
process
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mdf templates for the lathe copying work
woodworking process
the project comes from another project called ‘a wooden stool’
brushed wood finish
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